Roman Glass Bracelet Fragment - Classic Riker Display Case Size:Small connecting the First Transatlantic Telegraph

connecting the First Transatlantic Telegraph Cable

The material was part of one of the most storied finds of Stegosaurus fossils in modern history

Above: The back of the specimen card

600 years ago and on Russia's Wrangel Island until perhaps 4

The Companion Guide for the Second Edition of the Mini Museum is a full color

Roman Glass Bracelet Fragment - Classic Riker Display Case Size:Small connecting the First Transatlantic TelegraphThis specimen is a piece of a Roman glass bracelet which is over 1,700 years old. Glass from this era is one of the earliest examples of glassblowing known in human history, and was a popular way to create jewelry, containers, and art work in the Roman empire. Each specimen comes within a handsome display case as well as with a photo card that serves as certificate of authenticity. Both small and large sized specimens are available.